EP. 32 Victorian Horror: the Birth of the Gothic Novel
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In this episode BT interviews Catholic Novelist Eleanor Bourg Nicholson about her novels, and inspirations. The forethought talks about Brom Stokers Dracula and its impact on gothic fiction. They discuss Nicholson's books from Bloody Habit to Brother Wolf and even spend time discussing major themes in Gothic Horror by focusing on Dracula. This interview shows the reality and importance of reading fiction for personal relaxation and enjoyment. Authors website: https://eleanorbourgnicholson.com/
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